Chevrolet Chevy 1984 C-10 Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Lake City, Florida, United States
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520 HP Stroker Motor on Pump Gas !!! Full roller motor built by Steve McInnis and Brian Hintz from Progressive Racing Engines Miami Gardens, FL Check them out on the internet.If you know motors then you know about these guys!!! This motor has about 800 miles on it. Cost was $10,500.00 Transmission is a 700 R-4 fully redone built for this motor.Trans mount is a custom tubular mount. Torque converter is built by PTC (performance torque converters) Drive shaft built by Miami Drive Line rated for 600 HP plus One piece drive shaft to a 373 gear Eaton posi unit 12 bolt rear 4 wheel disc brakes 17 inch Boydd cottington wheels large front sway bar and a rear sway bar 3 inch true Mandrel Bent exhaust with X pipe Flow master mufflers Custom made schoenfeld headers jet hot coated inside and out (lifetime warranty on coatings) heatsink trans cooler all aircraft fittings 3 core radiator electric fan with thermostat serpinetine system by GM performance A/C, power steering, alternator (all new when motor was built) K&N filter, MSD soft touch rev limiter complete suspension a frames, ball joints, etc complete new interior, with exterior paint 8 years old (1E0 Lexus grey) Rino lined bed I am second owner of this truck, first owner was my father inlaw. no rust, and well built. Top parts, and equipment all by top name people. I am selling due to medical bills. My loss your gain. Thank you and have fun bidding!! Buyer is responsible all shipping costs from Lake city, FL. |
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